good
its a good game but u should combine this wit ur other physics game
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READ THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Please mention any tweaks that you'd like me to make, and I'll re-upload the demo.
CLICK AND HOLD to drag objects across the screen. The closest item to the mouse will be selected and manipulated by user forces.
You can even SELECT the STAGE, by selecting the middle of the stage, and shake the boundaries!
The settings regarding the length and thickness of the chain are random each time the simulation runs. Being too rough with the objects could crash the simulation and give you a blank gray screen. Its unlikely, but if you can manage to do that I'll give you a cookie. (::)
To improve performance, use Low Quality mode.
NOTE: Bugs have been fixed shortly after uploading.
not enough stuff
It wasn't very good, but if you did some work on it, it could be. You should put different forces that you could use to affect the "chain", like magneticism, gravity control, etc. Also, you should connect the "links" of the "chain". there are a bunch of other things you could add, but these are just a few.
A bit boring
Entertained me for about ten seconds. Didn't have much variety but could make a great game if you worked on it. Right now it just looks like something you copied and pasted from a tutorial, not saying you have or anything its just the same kind of standard.
Interesting gadget
I assume this is some thing you put together just to see if you can do it. Well, you did it, but now what are we supposed to do with it?
Nameless12345 responds:
No, it wasn't just to see if I could do it. I think its just... interesting in a sort-a scientific way than an in an entertaining way, and was trying to attract that kind of attention.
riight
Bit weird didnt really get the game but was ok flash
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